Post by GrizzlyBear on Jun 19, 2020 7:15:48 GMT -6
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If you could pick one old school Bears player to add to the 2020 team...
By Lester A. Wiltfong Jr., Ken Mitchell, Jack R Salo, Robert Zeglinski, Robert Schmitz, Erik Christopher Duerrwaechter, Sam Householder, Jacob Infante, Aaron Leming, and Patti Curl - May 29th, 2020
This latest round table question I shot out to our staff would have fit right in with SB Nation’s “What If” week, but during that week we focused more on changing the past instead of altering the future.
If you could pick one historical Bears player to add to the 2020 team, who would it be?
Today’s question is a simple one. Don’t overthink it by trying to figure out how a player in an era with less advanced medical, nutritional, and athletic training methods would be able to play in this day and age, because greatness is timeless.
The only caveat I placed on this question was if Hall of Fame quarterback Sid Luckman was their choice, they had to give another too. I assumed with the questionable QB play we’ve grown accustomed to seeing in Chicago that several of us would go that route.
Read the article.
If you could pick one old school Bears player to add to the 2020 team...
By Lester A. Wiltfong Jr., Ken Mitchell, Jack R Salo, Robert Zeglinski, Robert Schmitz, Erik Christopher Duerrwaechter, Sam Householder, Jacob Infante, Aaron Leming, and Patti Curl - May 29th, 2020
This latest round table question I shot out to our staff would have fit right in with SB Nation’s “What If” week, but during that week we focused more on changing the past instead of altering the future.
If you could pick one historical Bears player to add to the 2020 team, who would it be?
Today’s question is a simple one. Don’t overthink it by trying to figure out how a player in an era with less advanced medical, nutritional, and athletic training methods would be able to play in this day and age, because greatness is timeless.
The only caveat I placed on this question was if Hall of Fame quarterback Sid Luckman was their choice, they had to give another too. I assumed with the questionable QB play we’ve grown accustomed to seeing in Chicago that several of us would go that route.
Read the article.
